Salty Spooky and Pepper Spider
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Salt and pepper shakers for Halloween. Give "Salty Spooky" and "Pepper Spider" a place at the table !
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
1. Introduction
Salt and pepper shakers for Halloween. Welcome “Salty Spooky” and “Pepper Spider” and give them a place at your table !
For the story, I got this idea when thinking about about the last Prusa Contest for Halloween. But because I don't have enough filament and time at the moment, I didn't test the print myself. So feel free to give me all your feedbacks to improve them incrementally.
2. Revision History
| Version | Description | Date |
|---|---|---|
| A.1 | Initial Release - Salty Spooky | 16/10/2023 |
| A.2 | Initial Release - Pepper Spider | 18/10/2023 |
3. Printing Instructions
- All elements
- PETG or PLA.
- Layer Height: 0,2 mm
- Min 2 perimeters
- Min 20% infill
- Infill Pattern: Gyroid
4. Materials for Assembly (BOM)
- The printed parts
- A bit of glue (cyanoacrylate)
5. Assembly Instructions
- For “Salty Spooky”, either you need to paint its mouth and eyes in black or print the details in black and glue them with a bit of super glue.
- For “Pepper Spider”, it is the same. But you need also to print two eyes ;)
- Test each thread by screwing the cap onto the bottle. Do it a couple of time to smooth the thread a little bit.
- Check that the shaker holes are clear from burrs.
- Fill in the bottles with salt and pepper, screw the caps and let it scare the table.
5. Notes
- G-code file only made for MK3S+. The file contains some custom lines to add a pre-heating before the printing to avoid oozing during the mesh bed levelling. And a timer at the end of the print to buzz a sound once the parts has cooled down.
- Do not use the g-code file on other machines than MK3S+ ! In any case, I recommend you to slice the .stp files by yourself to make your own g-code files.
Have a nice print !
Last note! I've spent quite a lot of time designing, iterating and prototyping on all my models. Therefore, if you enjoy them, please don't forget to like+download and then rate them, so that I can earn so prusaments to continue ;)